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Title: Apophenia (18 Mar 2014)
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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Christian Slater | ... | Ross Edwards | |
| Steve Zahn | ... | Clark Edwards | |
| Megalyn Echikunwoke | ... | Megan | |
| Gregory Marcel | ... | Miles | |
| Jaime Ray Newman | ... | Sam Gordon | |
| Cedric Sanders | ... | Latrell | |
| Mark L. Young | ... | Ryan McKee | |
| Javier Grajeda | ... | Mark Andrews | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Derek Bradley | ... | Assistant Attorney |
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Alexander Cirillo | ... | Banquet Guest |
| Richard Cotovsky | ... | William | |
| Katherine Cunningham | ... | Beth Scott | |
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Alexandra Groot | ... | Trendy Girl |
| Terry Hamilton | ... | Congressman McKee | |
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Christine Heartmont | ... | Trendy Girl (as Christine Hwang) |
Congressman McKee's adolescent son Ryan McKee hires the team to make his father stick to the single campaign key promise, getting a gun control law trough Congress, to prevent home dramas like when he killed his kid brother and thus alienated his father. Clark succeeds by dream intrusion but no Ross's despair insists on mending the father-son relationship as well, for free. Meanwhile the insurance company boss whose arm they twisted PR-wise to pay for exceptional treatment seeks revenge by sending a reporter to tell the world about the team's unorthodox and inefficient methods. Written by KGF Vissers
4th episode into series and they run to a topic guaranteed to lose half the viewership. Gun control.
Libtards never, ever learn.
NCIS has gone way down the rabbit hole of preachy story lines. It would be a shame to have another potentially excellent show get hamstrung with stories that make you feel like the school mam is lecturing you and saying you are a 'bad, bad man!'
The Olympics was full of PC blather and painful commentary that made it hard to watch without muting the sound.
When will they learn that great stories make great shows and keep viewership but writing stories around flash fire policy issues is a recipe for disaster.
oh well.